Discusses different types of roots, how they affect plants, and which ones we eat.

Explains what roots look like and how they function in plants.

Some of the vegetables we eat are actually roots! What are these root vegetables, and how do roots contribute to the functioning of people and plants beyond the kitchen?

Roots anchor plants in the ground, and they take in water and minerals from the soil to help plants grow. There is a lot to learn about these important plant parts, and readers discover many fun facts about roots through simple, clear text and helpful diagrams. Detailed, full-color photographs are also included to help readers develop a strong understanding of an important elementary science curriculum topic. Detailed Table of Contents, Diagrams,...

One of the most important plant parts is something we cant always see: Roots! This volume shows readers why roots are essential to plant growth and survival. Key topics include roots role in taking in water, anchoring plants in the ground, and more.

"Young readers learn to identify and describe the parts of a plant in this guide to basic biology concepts that combines fact-filled text with suggestions for hands-on learning. This creative approach to a familiar topic includes activities that are clearly broken down to allow readers to develop a deeper appreciation for the natural world. Colorful photographs are presented alongside the main text, which supplements life science curriculum topics....

"What are roots? In this book, young readers will be introduced to roots and their characteristics in plants. Using colorful photographs that help guide early readers to comprehend the simple text and relevant key words, this book simplifies this part of plants while also building confidence in reading skills. Included is a page for caregivers and teachers that suggest guiding questions to help aid in reading comprehension."--

Describes what roots look like and how they function in plants.

Describes the different kinds of roots and stems flowers may have and their importance in helping flowers to grow.